
Heritage and archive
Artec LeoWireless, on-board processing — the one most people buy£29,650
Artec EvaThe versatile all-rounder for medium objects£8,500
Artec Spider IIFine detail: brackets, connectors, small parts£23,000
Artec Point IIPhotogrammetry accuracy for larger assemblies£20,500
Artec Ray IILong-range LiDAR for buildings and sites£50,750
Artec JetMobile LiDAR for walking a whole facility£33,000Scanned on the Kreon · Heritage and archive
Sophie Ryder Paint Pots — digital archiving, captured on the Kreon. Museum and archive work has one rule above the others: nothing touches the object. It is recorded as it is today, so it can be studied, replicated or restored without being handled again.

A Kreon laser head on a measuring arm is what you reach for when the number matters more than the picture. The arm is a coordinate measuring machine, so every point lands in a known position rather than being stitched together from guesses, and the result can be compared straight back to CAD.
Send a photograph and roughly what you need out of it — a mesh, a CAD model, an inspection report, or the finished part. An engineer looks at it and comes back with a price and a lead time, usually the same working day.
Ring the office and ask — somebody who runs the machines will pick up and answer it properly.
STL, STEP, IGES, OBJ or 3MF. An engineer looks at the geometry and comes back with a price, usually the same working day.
Sprays, targets, calibration plates and printed spares, out of Whitchurch the same day if you order before 3pm.